Looking for farm CCTV that is built properly for real farms? We design and install CCTV for gates, yards, sheds, machinery, fuel stores and livestock monitoring, with reliable recording and remote viewing that works.
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A farm CCTV system should deliver two things: deterrence and evidence when something happens, and everyday visibility so you can monitor the place without driving around constantly.
Gates and yards need angles that produce detail, not just a wide view. We plan for usable evidence.
Monitor sheds, pens, calving and lambing areas from your phone with reliable night performance.
Multi-building farms need stable design so the system stays reliable, not a fragile setup.
For lambing, calving and general stock monitoring, the right camera position can save repeated trips while still giving you a useful view of what is happening. PTZ cameras are especially valuable where one controllable camera can cover several pens or areas.
Sheep in the shed — original night-vision footage.
Pan. Tilt. Zoom.Move between pens and take a closer look from your phone.
These three installations are strong examples of the kind of high quality farm CCTV systems we design and install. They show different site types, different priorities, and real-world layouts where proper planning matters.
A direct example of a professionally installed agricultural CCTV system with practical coverage and strong finish quality.
Shows how a farm CCTV system can be tailored for site security, daily oversight and reliable remote viewing from the phone.
A high-traffic agricultural site example showing the value of correct camera positioning, strong overview coverage and practical layout design.
Our process is designed to produce one outcome: footage that is usable, a system that is reliable, and remote viewing that works.
We map gates, yards, sheds and risk points, then design the correct coverage and camera choices.
Neat workmanship, protected routing, clean finishes, and hardware mounted properly for longevity.
Remote viewing configured properly, playback and exports explained, and notifications kept practical.
Want a more in-depth look at how farm CCTV should be planned, what cameras to choose, where to place them, and how to protect gates, sheds, livestock areas and machinery properly? Read our full guide for a deeper breakdown of farm CCTV design, practical recommendations and rural security planning.
Camera choice matters, but positioning matters more. The best farm systems combine overview coverage with detail exactly where identification, deterrence or livestock monitoring actually matters.
A quick look at real Dyfed CCTV work on working farms across Wales. This gallery is designed to be uniform and tidy, with the same crop controls on every image so you can fine-tune each frame.
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Tell us your layout, where the main gates are, how many buildings you want covered, and whether the priority is security, livestock monitoring, or both.
We will recommend a sensible system layout, explain what matters most for identification, and help you avoid wasting money on the wrong camera positions or weak coverage.
Call 01267 892492 and tell us your layout: number of buildings, where the main gates are, and whether you want security focus, livestock monitoring, or both. We will recommend a plan that prioritises identification where it counts.
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